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This document discusses shear stress and shear force in I-section beams. It provides examples of calculating the maximum shear stress in an I-section beam given the shear force and beam dimensions. It also shows how to calculate the shear stress distribution across the beam section and determine the shear force carried by the web. Solutions are presented for two example problems involving finding shear stresses in specific locations of I-section and T-section beams under known shear forces. Diagrams are included illustrating the shear stress distributions.

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This document discusses shear stress and shear force in I-section beams. It provides examples of calculating the maximum shear stress in an I-section beam given the shear force and beam dimensions. It also shows how to calculate the shear stress distribution across the beam section and determine the shear force carried by the web. Solutions are presented for two example problems involving finding shear stresses in specific locations of I-section and T-section beams under known shear forces. Diagrams are included illustrating the shear stress distributions.

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NRI INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BHOPAL (M.

P)
PROBLEM 10:- An I-section beam has a web thickness of 10mm and a flange thickness of 20mm. If the shear force acting on the section is 40kN, find the maximum shear force developed in the I-section. Sketch the shear stress distribution across the section. Also calculate the total shear force carried by the web.

(Answer: SOLUTION: -

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Moment of inertia of the section about the neutral axis

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METHOD 1 Shear stress distribution in the flange (i) Shear stress at the upper edge of the flange where [( ) ]

METHOD 2 Shear stress distribution in the flange (i) Shear stress at the upper edge of the flange

(ii) (ii) Shear stress at the lower edge of the flange where [( ) ]

Shear stress at the lower edge of the flange

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( ( ) ) Shear stress distribution in the web (i) At the junction of top of the web and bottom of the flange

Shear stress distribution in the web (i) At the junction of top of the web and bottom of the flange where [ ( ) ( )] ( ( ) )

(ii)

Shear stress at the neutral axis where be maximum at that will be [ ( ) ( )]

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(ii)

Shear stress at the neutral axis where will be maximum at that will be

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PROBLEM 14:- A T-shaped cross-section of a beam is subjected to a vertical shear force of 100kN. Calculate the shear stress at the neutral axis and at the junction of the web and the flange. Moment of inertia about the horizontal neutral axis is 0.0001134m4.

Answer: Shear Stress at neutral axis=11.64MN/m2 Shear stress in the web just at the junction of web and flange= 11.023MN/m2 Shear stress in the flange just at the junction of the flange and web=2.755MN/m2 SOLUTION: -

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(i) Shear stress at the upper edge of the flange

(ii)

Shear stress at the lower edge of the flange

(iii)

At the junction of top of the web and bottom of the flange

Or alternate method

Or alternate method

(iv)

Shear stress at the neutral axis

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